Learn the confirmed auction, card-income, luck, and rebirth loop—then open the guide that matches your next decision.
The published loop is simple: compete at an auction table, win a soccer card with the highest bid, collect money from cards, upgrade luck, and eventually rebirth.
The difficult part is price discipline. Because no public card-value or income table exists, a safe decision starts with your own reserve—not a guessed card price.
Use this sequence as the stable map; open the linked guides for decisions that need more detail.
A soccer card is offered while players compete with their cash.
The highest bid wins, so decide your stop line before another player pushes the price up.
Won soccer cards generate money that can fund later auctions and upgrades.
Luck upgrades and rebirth are part of the published progression loop; exact costs and multipliers are not public.
Each page keeps confirmed facts separate from details the creator has not published.
Gold, Diamond, Rainbow, Secret, mutations, and the current named-roster gap.
Open guide →Browse the complete auction, progression, Secret-card, rebirth, and pass guide collection.
Open guide →Set a reserve, compare the live bid with your limit, and know when to walk away.
Open guide →Understand the confirmed reinvestment loop without relying on invented rates.
Open guide →Use a before-and-after checklist when the game does not publish exact reset details.
Open guide →Compare the six passes listed by Roblox and decide whether a perk matches your play style.
Open guide →Check dated changes and newly confirmed systems before acting on older advice.
Open guide →No. This is an independent fan-made guide. The Roblox experience and creator group take precedence for official information.
The official experience description names Gold, Diamond, Rainbow, and Secret cards, and also mentions mutations.
Not from a current creator-owned public source. This site does not publish guessed names, prices, or earning rates.
Use the max-bid calculator before an auction. It protects a reserve and gives you a clear hard-stop bid from your own cash rules.
